Hindu Jagran Manch Brings Together Youth from Three Regions; Training Camp to be Held in Meerut
Champawat:
The five-day training camp ‘Yuva Sangam 2025’, organized by Hindu Jagran Manch for the youth of Western Uttar Pradesh region (Uttarakhand, Meerut, and Braj province), commenced on June 4 in Meerut and will continue until June 9. The camp includes participants aged between 18 and 28 years and aims to ignite national consciousness among young citizens. A delegation from Champawat district of Uttarakhand has also set off to participate in the event.
In the presence of key Hindu Jagran Manch activists from Champawat, the youth delegates were ceremoniously sent off to Meerut. District Coordinator Sumit Bhatt waved the saffron flag to bless the departing team, while District Publicity Head Akshay Bora welcomed each participant with a traditional tilak. Principals of Balika Vidya Mandir, Mrs. Munni Khadayat, and Saraswati Shishu Mandir honored the delegates with saffron scarves and bestowed their blessings.
Prior to departure, the environment resonated with patriotic slogans like “Jai Shri Ram” and “Bharat Mata Ki Jai”, infusing the moment with a strong sense of nationalism.
Sumit Bhatt explained that the core objective of Yuva Sangam is to instill a spirit of patriotism, cultural values, Sanatan traditions, and social responsibility among the youth. He emphasized that the program is designed to motivate young individuals toward self-reliance, leadership, and social harmony.
Hundreds of youths from the regions of Uttarakhand, Meerut, and Braj are expected to participate in the camp, representing various districts of Uttarakhand.
The selected youth from Champawat include Rahul Tiwari, Roshan Kandpal, Aman Lunthi, Ankit Colony, Sachin Singh, and Pankaj Singh, among other dedicated workers.
The Hindu Jagran Manch’s Champawat unit has termed this selection a matter of pride for the district and expressed hope that these young delegates will return with renewed vigor and commitment to contribute toward societal development.
This initiative is not only an effort to connect the youth with cultural awareness but also aims to instill a strong sense of purpose and dedication toward national service.
